As part of supper last night, I made chicken karaage, using one breast and two thighs. I thought what I would make for one fukusai. Luckily, I found one bag each of atsuage, ganmodoki, and konnyaku.
昨日の夕飯には、胸肉1枚、もも肉2枚を使って、鶏のから揚げを作りました。副菜には何を作ろうかと考えました。運よく、厚揚げ、がんもどき、こんにゃくがそれぞれ1袋づつありました。
The broth was the same as that for my oden. Thus, I combined:
500 ml water
1 tsp instant dashi
33 ml soy sauce
33 ml mirin
(Dashi, soy sauce, and mirin ratio = 15:1:1)
The konnyaku was cheap trimmings.
つゆはおでんと同じものです。従って、次のものを合わせました:
水 500 ml
出汁の素 小さじ1
しょう油 33 ml
みりん 33 ml
(出汁、しょう油、みりんの割合 = 15:1:1)
こんにゃくは安い切り落としです。
What was the other fukusai, you might ask. Well, we also had "neena" (simmered nozawana pickle), leftover lettuce, and so on. We also had leftover clear soup. In Japanese meals, some kind of soup is not optional but required.
他の副菜は何かと聞かれるかも知れませんが、「煮菜」(にーな)や残りのレタスなどを食べました。残りの澄まし汁も飲みました。日本料理では、何らかの汁は必ず必要です。
Edited to add: The total cooking time for the nimono was less than 5 minutes.
追記: この煮物の料理時間はトータル5分未満でした。
Hmmmm. I still have one bar of atsu age left from what was maybe the last nabe of the season :) I have also found frozen ganmodoki at Nishi's Japan Shop. That nimono may be worth a try :)
ReplyDeleteKatrin: Yes, it's worth a try! Put different kinds of ingredient in a dashi, soy sauce, and mirin mixture (ratio of 15 to 20, 1, and 1), and you will get your favorite oden!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link. So, Nishi is 西 West! I visited their blog, but sadly, I found it was kind of dormant (only two posts as of present).